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What are the Best Birds for Apartment Living?

Living in an apartment doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy life with a pet bird. In fact, many birds thrive in smaller spaces when their social, mental, and physical needs are met. The key is choosing a species whose noise level, space requirements, and energy match your lifestyle and living environment. Before bringing home a feathered companion, here’s...

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February 19, 2026
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How to Create an Emergency Plan for Your Bird (Before You Ever Need It)

No one likes to think about emergencies happening within their homes or families, but if you have a pet bird, being prepared is one of the most loving things you can do. Whether it’s a natural disaster, sudden evacuation, power outage, or unexpected illness, having a plan in place can make a stressful situation safer and more manageable for both you...

MyBird Staff

February 10, 2026
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What to Know About Poicephalus Parrots as Pets

Poicephalus parrots may not always get the spotlight, but those who share their lives with one know just how special these birds are. This diverse group of African parrots includes popular companions like Senegal parrots and Meyer’s parrots—birds known for their intelligence, adaptability, and charming (sometimes quirky!) personalities. If you’re...

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January 29, 2026
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What Every Bird Owner Should Know About Avian Disease Testing

Birds are masters at hiding illness. In the wild, showing weakness can make them vulnerable—and that instinct doesn’t disappear in our homes. As a result, many pet birds can appear perfectly healthy while carrying infections that could affect their long-term wellbeing or the health of other birds in the household. That’s where avian disease testing...

MyBird Staff

January 19, 2026
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How to Build Trust with a Shy or Previously Rehomed Bird

Welcoming a shy or previously rehomed bird into your home can be both deeply rewarding and a little intimidating. These birds often come with past experiences we may never fully know—such as changes in environment, lost companions, or inconsistent handling—and it’s completely normal for them to be cautious at first. The good news, however, is...

MyBird Staff

January 8, 2026
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